Spotting Scams in the Age of AI: Learn How to Protect Yourself and the People You Love
Whether it’s a phone call from your bank, a text message that looks like it’s from your doctor or an email that appears to come from a family member, artificial intelligence is making scams more convincing than ever, and older adults are increasingly being targeted. Even people who are careful can find it difficult to tell what’s real and what’s not.
That’s why Cerenity Marian of Saint Paul is inviting seniors, caregivers and families to a free educational presentation designed to help you recognize today’s most common scams and learn practical ways to protect yourself and the people you care about. The event will feature Caitlin Collins, founder of Elda and a former software engineer, who will explain how artificial intelligence is changing fraud in ways that affect everyday life.
Join us on Wednesday, Aug. 13, from 2 to 3 p.m. in the Parkview Room at Cerenity Marian of Saint Paul, 200 Earl Street, St. Paul. Bring a family member, friend or neighbor and come ready to ask questions, learn from an expert and leave feeling more confident. RSVP by calling the community or visiting https://info.benedictineliving.org/spotting-scams-in-the-age-of-ai.
During the presentation, you’ll learn:
- How artificial intelligence is making scams more believable
- Warning signs that can help you identify fraud before it happens
- Simple steps to protect your personal information
- Practical tips you can use to help safeguard yourself and your loved ones
The best time to learn how to stop a scam is before you receive the phone call, text message or email. Join us for this timely presentation and leave with knowledge that could protect not only you, but someone you love. We look forward to welcoming you to Cerenity Marian of Saint Paul.